Returning Central Asians who fought in Ukraine pose a threat to their homelands

The recent murder of two money changers in Tajikistan, allegedly by a man who fought in Ukraine, highlights the potential threat posed by returning fighters. Thousands from Central Asia who went to Russia for work have been drawn into the conflict, some through military contracts and others through recruitment in prisons. Their return home raises concerns for the region's security.

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